Subject: | Playback ethics |
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From: | "Daniel De Granville - Fotograma" <> |
Date: | Thu, 5 Feb 2004 14:15:10 -0300 |
Hi, Oryoki and everyone else. I would like to know a bit more about these restrictions regarding field playback to attract birds. I do know the basics, but is there an "ethics code" or something like that, specific for field playbacks? My specific interest on the subject was brought up by the fact that, within a couple of weeks, I will be moving to the Pantanal of Brazil to run an ecotourism facility. We expect to receive groups of birders there. I have guided several birding groups before, but they usually had their own specialized guides who took care of everything (including the way to deal with wildlife). Now that I'll manage the place, I would like to have substantial info in order to coordinate the birding groups in a proper manner, seeking for a balance between tourist's experiences and respect for the environment. Thanks, all the best, Daniel De Granville Bonito, MS, Brazil |
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